Hotel Jezero

Hotel Jezero was built in 1903, combining traditional comfort with modern style as well as wellness and sports facilities in an idyllic lakeside location in Palic.

Surrounded by age-old wood, the hotel was once named the Grand Hotel. It resembles the architecture of the Park Hotel’s bathing area and is separated from the Park Hotel just by the old Grand Terrace.

The reception is centrally located in the Park Hotel. With the lake and its shoreline so close by, plenty of outdoor activities are available in the immediate vicinity. Alternatively you can relax in a spa centre with its sauna, a hot tub and massage services.

Hotel Jezero is 3 km away from motorway E -75 and 17 km away from the Hungarian border.

Ant. rom: 28
Pris: 44 - 66 EUR

We do not have our own restaurant, however just 50 metres away is the nostalgic Mala Gostiona, which serves excellent food. The local archives have the original menus dating from 1870 which display a surprisingly diverse range of more than 50 dishes and 30 types of wine.

At the turn of the 20th century, the tourist centre of Palic, with its 7 km² lake, was a popular and elite resort. Although ever changing, improving and modernising, Palic has managed to avoid industrialisation.

The crescent shaped lake is of Aeolic origin and lies eastwards from Subotica in the lowlands. Today, the area - the lakes, the habitats, the park and the zoo - is under protection in order to preserve its ecosystems. It is still vibrant and exciting and known for its summer stage, where the International Film Festival is held every summer.

Palić is situated in the north of Serbia, 7 km from Subotica and 20 km from the Hungarian border. It is also half way between Budapest and Belgrade, 200 km from both cities. You can get to Palić using the E-5 Belgrade - Novi Sad - Subotica - Budapest, or by international railway to Subotica, then using local transport to Palić.